Sunday, December 25, 2011 3:40:37 PM
MERRY CHRISTMAS TO ALL
It's hard for me to believe that I was born here on iHub this very day nearly 10 yrs ago. WoW! It seems like just yesterday when I broke in with the Zeev Hed crowd (may he R.I.P.) and shortly thereafter started this foum in Sept'03. Those were some lonely times when I was the only poster on my board, but as rime passed and I continued to do what I had intended which was to create a wealth of information on a board that people could rely on for the straight dope. I guess word of mouth got around? I never imagined that someday this board would be well over 400+ strong. I miss this board and hope to return soon. I can imagine what some people may be thinking about my prolonged absence. Maybe when I return I will fill you in, but as a hint you probably read or hear about it most everyday, I just happened to be in the unfortunate position of it all coming down at the same time with some other rather odd issues throughout the year.
I would like to give special thanks to nlightn & al44 for keeping our neighborhood safe and sane during my absence and a very special thanks to All of YOU for tuning in, lurking, participating and/or contributing to this forum. Trust me, it does not go unnoticed.
2009 - treading water looking to make inroads
2010 - sucked in so many ways I wouldn't know where to start
2011- being one of the strangest years I can recall
BUT 2012 could very well be a breakout year and keep in mind that just because the Mayan Calendar (that we are aware of) is most likely a new cycle proceeded with a new beginning, not an end.
NOTE: If an end (so to speak) should occur it could happen at anytime and in my opinion will come in the form of a worldwide financial systemic breakdown.
May 2012 be a wonderful and prosperous year for us all (Lord knows we deserve it!)
PEACE!!!
Rockefeller Center Christmas Tree FACTS:
•Tree is typically a Norway Spruce
•Minimum requirement is that the tree be 65 ft tall and 35 ft wide.
•There is no compensation offered in exchange for the tree, other than the pride of having it donated.
•Five miles of lights are used to decorate the tree every year.
•The tree is recycled and the 3 tons of mulch are donated to the Boy Scouts.
It's hard for me to believe that I was born here on iHub this very day nearly 10 yrs ago. WoW! It seems like just yesterday when I broke in with the Zeev Hed crowd (may he R.I.P.) and shortly thereafter started this foum in Sept'03. Those were some lonely times when I was the only poster on my board, but as rime passed and I continued to do what I had intended which was to create a wealth of information on a board that people could rely on for the straight dope. I guess word of mouth got around? I never imagined that someday this board would be well over 400+ strong. I miss this board and hope to return soon. I can imagine what some people may be thinking about my prolonged absence. Maybe when I return I will fill you in, but as a hint you probably read or hear about it most everyday, I just happened to be in the unfortunate position of it all coming down at the same time with some other rather odd issues throughout the year.
I would like to give special thanks to nlightn & al44 for keeping our neighborhood safe and sane during my absence and a very special thanks to All of YOU for tuning in, lurking, participating and/or contributing to this forum. Trust me, it does not go unnoticed.
2009 - treading water looking to make inroads
2010 - sucked in so many ways I wouldn't know where to start
2011- being one of the strangest years I can recall
BUT 2012 could very well be a breakout year and keep in mind that just because the Mayan Calendar (that we are aware of) is most likely a new cycle proceeded with a new beginning, not an end.
NOTE: If an end (so to speak) should occur it could happen at anytime and in my opinion will come in the form of a worldwide financial systemic breakdown.
May 2012 be a wonderful and prosperous year for us all (Lord knows we deserve it!)
PEACE!!!
Rockefeller Center Christmas Tree FACTS:
•Tree is typically a Norway Spruce
•Minimum requirement is that the tree be 65 ft tall and 35 ft wide.
•There is no compensation offered in exchange for the tree, other than the pride of having it donated.
•Five miles of lights are used to decorate the tree every year.
•The tree is recycled and the 3 tons of mulch are donated to the Boy Scouts.
**Happy Trading**
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